| $5 for a 2 page digital layout during February!
Do you take tons of photos and do nothing with them? It's so easy to do. Life gets away from us and we get busy. Photos do not stay on SD cards and flash drives forever....they deteriorate eventually. Now you create lasting memories of your special photos using Studio J . It is so easy to use and if you need help or have questions......I am here for you!
A 2 page Studio J layout is priced great at $6.95 but during February it's only 5 bucks! Here's a tip: create as many Studio J layouts during the month and save them in Studio J but wait until the last week of the month to order. Why? Well, shipping is $5.95 whether you order 1 or 50 layouts so by waiting and ordering multiple layouts at once, you pay shipping once! You can fit 50 in a single box so take advantage and make it worthwhile.
Do you have a senior graduating this year? This is a perfect time to make a scrapbook for them, showcasing your favorite photos of them over the past 18 years. We even have a school themed Express Layouts collection to make it even easier. I have boys and was not sure if they would care about a scrapbook but they LOVED it! They even asked for more.
Click on any of the Studio J hyperlinks in this post to get started today! You are going to love scrapbooking this way! |
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Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Are you behind on your scrapbooking?
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Tuesday Teaser- Chantilly Card Workshop
| Chantilly Card Workshop.........love the cake stamp! |
Chantilly is my favorite paper pack in the spring/summer catalog. The reason? It is so versatile; use one side of the patterned paper and it's all greens and blues, use the other side and it's pinks, sunset, yellow and more. I can make feminine layouts and cards, boy themed, spring, Easter, gardening, birthdays.....I am sure there are some I have not thought of yet!
I am teaching classes for this 15 card workshop. Everything you need for only $29.95. Click HERE to order your kit. Contact me with a date that works for you and your friends. We make 5 cards for each of the 3 patterns. I have included more photos below.
| Chantilly Card 1 |
| Chantilly card 2 |
| Chantilly card 3- my favorite of the 3 |
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
DIY iPhone Bling!
Here's a use for your extra paper and flatter type embellies .........individualize your iPhone! These are paper inserts that fit inside a clear phone case. Change it out for each holiday, your mood, great for sports fans, school colors, your imagination is the limit! Here is a fun insert I made for Halloween.....out of scraps no less! What a great way to easily ID your phone from all the billions out there and put your own stamp on uniqueness on it. I make these on request and personalize. Just email me or leave me your contact info in the comments if you would like one for yourself or for gifts. Making something useful AND fun........win win!
| Cute IPhone Cover Inserts! Yes! |
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Halloween!
I LOVE Halloween and decorating for it and the fall. Here is my latest adventure in creativity- POLKA DOT white pumpkins and glittery spider web pumpkins! I created a stencil using my Close To My Heart circle punch then I stenciled dots using black metallic acrylic paint. I wanted black glitter but this looks great. I used black glitter glue to freehand the spider webs on the small pumpkins then used a dowel to skewer the two pumpkins on top of each other and girlified them with pretty bows and ribbons. Eek! Watch out for those purple glittery spiders.....love them! So this is what I created today and I am pretty full of myself right now.
| My spotted, monogrammed and webbed pumpkin towers. |
Happy Octoberrrrrrrrr!
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Using New Mini Pigment Ink Pads
I got the chance to play around with the new CTMH mini pigment ink pads this week. I feel that I have just touched the tip of the iceberg with what these little babies can do. I used both the dye and pigment based pads to create some cards so I could compare the two. The colors I used: Smokey Plum and Olive. The 4 x 4 card is a base of Desert Sand, using the Avonlea bulk paper and bamboo pennants. All stamping with pigment inks was done on white daisy, as recommended for best color intensity. I used the dye based s. plum to stamp the background script on the white daisy using the second generation technique. I then stamped another dye based s. plum medallion over the script. I stamped the same medallion with the pigment ink, cut it out and popped it up with foam tape over the first image. I did the the same script on the text piece but used olive pigment for the text. I shaded all pieces in smokey plum. The card is not quite done in this photo- it looked a bit plain so I added pearl opaques and am trying to decide if I should use some liquid glass over the top medallion- I am leaning that way. I wanted to use clear embossing powder on the pigment ink but it dried too quickly on this piece for some reason. I will post a final photo when I decide.
Supplies used:
Smokey Plum & Olive Pigment ink pads and dye based ink Exclusive ink pads
Desert Sand card stock
Bamboo card stock
White Daisy card stock
Avonlea Bulk Paper
Stamp Set: Avonlea Card Workshop stamp set
What I discovered while playing with the new inks:
I would LOVE to see what you all have created using the new inks and hear your comments on your experiences with them; the good, the bad and the ugly. Email me your artwork and I will post some of it showing how you used the new inks on the board.
Have a wonderful week.
| Card Design by De Bahr; using new CTMH pigment ink |
Supplies used:
Smokey Plum & Olive Pigment ink pads and dye based ink Exclusive ink pads
Desert Sand card stock
Bamboo card stock
White Daisy card stock
Avonlea Bulk Paper
Stamp Set: Avonlea Card Workshop stamp set
What I discovered while playing with the new inks:
- I LOVE LOVE LOVE the new stamp scrubber- who knew? I must have another.
- I like the smaller pad- easy to mask images by ink placement.
- My images dried faster than anticipated so I would recommend having that embossing powder and heat gun at the ready to use immediately.
- The colors of the pigment ink ARE the same just richer and they do cover text you stamp over, where the dye based does not.
- You need to stamp with a lighter touch and not press too hard or your stamp will slide with the pigments and blur your image.
- The black pigment is great for stamping images to be colored in with alcohol markers- no bleeding as long as your make sure the black is DRY.
I would LOVE to see what you all have created using the new inks and hear your comments on your experiences with them; the good, the bad and the ugly. Email me your artwork and I will post some of it showing how you used the new inks on the board.
Have a wonderful week.
Friday, September 7, 2012
15 Card Workshop
I am offereing a 15 card workshop using the Avonlea paper. Please refer to the EVENTS tab for details. Contact me if you would like me to teach a workshop for you and your friends/family in October or November. There is no charge for the workshop, only the supplies. If you cannot attend a workshop, I can send the kit and all instructions to you.
I think this my favorite paper kit I have ever used. I love the muted colors. It will be hard for me to give these cards away because they are so gorgeous!
Monday, September 3, 2012
Scroll Album
Finally I have had time to post some creations. It has been so busy with work, training, famiy and friends. I love the new wooden spool album! I have antique wooden spools on my mantle so this will compliment the look. Putting this together was relatively easy- I just followed the directions in the kit and voila! I love that everything was in the kit- I just needed adhesive. I STRONGLY recommend using the CTMH Bonding Memories glue stick to adhere photos. You will roll the album up sometime and when you unroll it you want your photos to remain in place. I also used dabs of liquid glass to adhere some of the canvas stickers that worked loose after rolling up for transport. I made mine and let it sit flat for several hours before I rolled it up again. When I unrolled it, it wanted to curve to much for my liking so I spread it out and placed heavy books on it for a day to reflatten so it would display better. Very cute! I stampled a border on the blank side because it looked too plain. Here are pics of it rolled up and open.
If you woud like attend a workshop in Omaha and make your own- contact me for details. This is a project that could easily be done on your own also and I would happy to order you the supplies or you can purchase it direct from my shopping cart. Stinkin' CUTE! Hope you get some crafting and scrapping in this weekend!
If you woud like attend a workshop in Omaha and make your own- contact me for details. This is a project that could easily be done on your own also and I would happy to order you the supplies or you can purchase it direct from my shopping cart. Stinkin' CUTE! Hope you get some crafting and scrapping in this weekend!
As a footnote- I have got feedback from some customers who have taken this to the next level....Instead of displaying it as shown, they are hanging it on the wall on a rod so the photos hang vertically instead of horizontally. Clever- I had not thought of that!
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Pin It!
| Paper cake using CTMH AP Cricut |
| Design by themysticgypsy, inspired by Tracy Mason |
This is a 2 foot tall paper cake I made out of paper mache hatboxes, CTMH colonial white card stock, CTMH bonding memories glue, CTMH Art Philosophy Cricut cartridge, CTMH liquid glass, pearl floral pins, CTMH pearl paint, Juniper and Crystal Blue card stock and ink, satin ribbon and pearl embellishments. A no calorie treat! It looks difficult but it was pretty easy thanks to the cricut cuts for the flowers. I auctioned it off this spring at a fundraiser for Operation Smile......that made me smile because it went for around $100, about half of the cost to repair a cleft palate for a child in a third world country.
I am cropping this weekend so hope to have some current projects to post next week. I am using all the goodies from the NEW FALL and WINTER Idea Book.........cannot wait to show you all. You can also view by clicking the shopping link and viewing the new book online. Contact me if you want your own copy to fondle and drool over!
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